7 ways your company can support open source

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	7 ways your company can support open source Does your company benefit from open source projects? Then you should support them -- and not just by donating money. Read More WHITE PAPER: ClickSoftware Reaping the Benefits of Mobile Enterprise Apps With nearly 75% of businesses having some type of mobile strategy in place, it's no question the BYOD trend is growing rapidly. But enterprise mobile applications are another story. Learn how to overcome top challenges such as security, IT resources and costs, when deploying mobile enterprise apps. Learn More In this Issue Infoblox shows off the promise of OpenFlow Oracle's in-memory database: Ripe for the picking by open source Apache Struts security update disables vulnerable feature Inspired by Ruby on Rails, Grails to go beyond Web app dev WEBCAST: Verizon Managing IT in a Mobile World Mobile technology has drastically changed how organizations conduct business. Employees want data when they are on the road, any time of day. Learn More Infoblox shows off the promise of OpenFlow A clever new data collection application, Infoblox's Tapestry provides early example of the power of SDN and OpenFlow. Read More Oracle's in-memory database: Ripe for the picking by open source The history of software shows most every proprietary application is soon followed up by an open source equivalent. The technology to provide in-memory databases is available in the open source world. And Oracle should be very, very nervous. Read More Apache Struts security update disables vulnerable feature A mechanism called the Dynamic Method Invocation (DMI) that's known to be a source of possible security vulnerabilities is disabled by default in the new Struts version. Read More Inspired by Ruby on Rails, Grails to go beyond Web app dev InfoWorld Editor at Large Paul Krill recently talked with open source Web development framework Grails project lead Graeme Rocher, of Pivotal, about where the framework is headed, including plans to extend it beyond Java application server deployments. Read More
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